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minoru sato -m/s Kanagawa, Japan
He is an artist who is working in interdisciplinary realm related with sound, light and the other natural phenomena in the
relationship between the description of nature and artistic representation. He has established a label called "WrK" in 1994, and had been running it until 2006. He makes musics as a solo artist, also IL GRANDE SILENZIO, and a collaboration with ASUNA.
www.ms-wrk.com
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